Mitsubishi Motors Corp.'s top supply chain executive in the United States has retired, and the automaker has no plans to hire a replacement.
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In another shock move for the brand, MINI will debut a two-wheeled electric concept at Paris.
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MOTORSPORTS EDITOR MAC MORRISON: I like this Camaro, but I don't love it, and that bums me out. I want it to be everything I hoped for, but it just doesn't quite satisfy me or provide the exact type of driving thrill I look for.
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General Motors Co. today celebrated the domestic production launch of its much-anticipated 2011 Chevrolet Cruze in Lordstown, Ohio. GM, which is 61 percent owned by the U.S.
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In today's News Brake: New apps for OnStar, more debuts for the Paris motor show, and what would you pay to drive fast in Nevada . . . But Wait, There's More!
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Swedish regional authorities have requested Saab pay SKR110m (US$15m) by 20 September to cover part of salary payments assumed during the automaker's transition from General Motors to Spyker.
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Toyota-affiliated supplier Aisin Seiki Co. Ltd. has appointed Masayasu 'Mike' Saito as president of its North American operations, company spokesman Joe Rohatynski said today. Saito's responsibilities include Aisin World Corp.
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General Motors will inaugurate its newly built engine plant at Talegaon on 12 November. The new flexi-engine plant, is the first of its kind and can produce both petrol and diesel engines. Commercial production starts on 1 November after a US$230m investment in initial annual capacity of 160,000 engines.
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Production of the 2011 Chevrolet Cruze was marked today with red, white and blue models that, General Motors said, symbolically "declared that a world-class small car can be assembled in America by a domestic company".
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Two employees remain in hospital following an incident at maker Faurecia's North American plant that saw nine workers injured.
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Indian tyremaker Ruia Group is in talks with an automotive component company in Germany and will route the transaction through the listed group firm Falcon Tyres, a local report said.
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Truck and engine maker Navistar International Corp. posted higher-than-expected quarterly profits on strong sales of armored fighting vehicles to the U.S. military, but overall sales fell short of forecasts.
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BMW has established a Web site called www.dontblogabouthis.com with the express purpose of revealing a prototype being used to test a new gasoline-electric driveline earmarked for a future sports car.
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Visteon Corporation has opened an automotive interiors manufacturing facility in Kaluga, one of Russia's main centres for automotive production, approximately 180km (112 miles) southwest of Moscow.
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Chrysler Group has taken another step toward reviving its leasing business by signing an agreement to offer leasing through US Bank. The automaker announced the arrangement in an e-mail to dealers today.
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Chrysler Group has taken another step toward reviving its leasing business by signing an agreement to offer leasing through US Bank. The automaker announced the arrangement in an e-mail to dealers today.
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Employers representing South African component makers have strongly refuted claims unions have rejected a wage offer to end strikes that have paralysed the industry and brought violence in their wake.
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Chevrolet has given its new Aveo subcompact car a sporty look aimed at capturing young buyers.
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